Insight and Analysis
Vegas trip an important starting point for Esks
Life after Adarius Bowman and the debut of Kevin Glenn are among topics in Las Vegas, where the Eskimos kick off their 2018 mini-camp on Saturday.
Jackson on 2018 season: ‘There’s a great sense of optimism’
Ernest Jackson can sense the optimism in the air as the Montreal Alouettes get ready to hit reset heading into 2018.
Walters, Bombers have one thing left to accomplish
It’s been a long road to respectability for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, but the work’s not done yet. What’s the final step for Kyle Walters and company?
Once Ray’s rival, Calvillo now asset at Argos mini-camp
CFL.ca senior writer Chris O’Leary reports from Bradenton, Florida at Toronto Argos mini-camp where the rich are getting richer when it comes to veteran knowledge at the quarterback position.
Stamps focussed on redemption, moving on from Grey Cup loss
After back-to-back Grey Cup losses, the Calgary Stampeders are looking to the future, not the past. CFL.ca’s Jim Morris has the story.
Landry: Kanneh plotting to ‘take back the crown’ with Ticats
Abdul Kanneh’s first season in black and gold didn’t go as planned. As CFL.ca’s Don Landry writes, the former all-star is plotting his comeback in 2018.
Steinberg’s MMQB: The waiting game begins
The release of the CFL Scouting Bureau signals the draft is near. Plus, what does Kent Austin’s departure mean for the Ticats? Our Monday Morning Quarterback weighs in.
Ferguson: Breaking down the top 20 prospects
The third and final Central Scouting Bureau rankings was revealed on Thursday and CFL.ca’s Marshall Ferguson breaks down the top 20 prospects.
Muamba signing gives Reed, Alouettes options
Aside from being a difference-maker, Henoc Muamba is also one of the CFL’s elite ratio-breakers. CFL.ca breaks down what Muamba’s signing means for the Als.
Bet on Begelton: Stamps receiver putting in off-season work
Heading into his second season in Calgary, Stampeders pass-catcher Reggie Begelton is working hard to become the “guy that you can depend on.”
Vaughters ready to become ‘next man up’ in Calgary
James Vaughters is ready to become the ‘next man up’ on the Calgary Stampeders defensive line.
Chick’s exit completes youth movement for Esks’ D-line
With two starters out along with other key veterans, the Eskimos will have a younger, new-look defensive line in 2018. CFL.ca breaks it down.
Under the Radar: 12 underrated off-season moves
In an off-season with plenty of movement across the league, which moves have flown under the radar? CFL.ca’s Jeff Krever lists 12 impactful but less-talked-about moves.
Cauz: There are plenty of stories outside of Johnny Football
While Johnny Manziel has dominated headlines this CFL off-season, there are plenty of other intriguing stories. CFL.ca’s Matthew Cauz writes.
Can Odell Willis energize the Lions’ pass rush?
What can Odell Willis bring to the BC Lions? For the most part, the ability to get to the quarterback. More on the Lions’ big off-season acquisition.
Buono, Trestman lead impressive CFL coaching resumes
There is no shortage of experience and past success split among the Canadian Football League’s nine coaches going into 2018. CFL.ca takes a closer look.
Staying healthy key for Bombers’ unassuming star
Injuries limited Darvin Adams over the last two seasons and staying healthy will be key for him in 2018. BlueBombers.com’s Ed Tait has more.
Nye: My top 10 faces in new places for 2018
The off-season saw a flurry of movement, with some of the league’s top stars changing jerseys. Jamie Nye looks at which new additions will have the biggest impact in ’18.
REDBLACKS set to showcase new-look defence
When it comes to defence, the REDBLACKS are in the midst of forming a new identity.
Taylor Loffler on 2018 season: ‘I want to be feared’
In his third season with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, safety Taylor Loffler wants to ‘be feared.’ BlueBombers.com’s Ed Tait explains.
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